Direct Answer: If your Coburg property has been listed for more than two weeks with few inspections or no offers, especially with 4 active listings and 81 house sales last quarter (REIV), it may be overpriced relative to comparable recent results and current buyer expectations.

The signs of overpricing

• Your listing is above the median price ($1,210,000 for houses, Apr-Jun 2025, REIV) without recent improvements or unique selling points.
• Feedback from buyers consistently falls below your asking price.
• Similar properties in Coburg are selling while yours is not.

Diagnosing overpricing in Coburg

• Compare your listing to the most recent 10 sales for size/features/condition.
• Ask your agent for specific market feedback (not just generic feedback).

Options to correct pricing

• Review the latest sold data and adjust accordingly.
• If you’re not getting inspections, adjust price and marketing simultaneously for maximum impact.

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FAQ

• Is Coburg a price-sensitive market? Yes — buyers typically have several similar choices and notice overpricing quickly, especially for units ($619,800 median).
• Should I always reduce my price if the market is slow? Not immediately; first confirm with real sales data and agent feedback. Sometimes marketing or presentation, not price, is the real barrier.